An all-star concert tribute to Prince is coming, Red Hot Chili Peppers are recording a new record with John Frusciante back in the line-up, and two David Lee Roth stories: 1. He says Eddie VH is "not doing well", and 2. we break down his vocals and setlist from last night's Vegas residency kick-off (Sorry for the sound quality of this episode. We had a technical issue. I don't know what Dave's excuse is.)

Jimmy Page used a stamped signature at his book signings, Ritchie Faulkner wants your help in creating new music, and Mike Pourtnoy shoots down a rumour that he was going to play drums on a new Alex Lifeson/Geddy Lee/Rush project.

Ozzy is working on new music with...wait for it...Elton John, a Bob Dylan biopic involving some Hollywood heavy hitters is in the works, and with just a few days left in Rock Hall fan voting, the Dave Matthews Band (?) has a "commanding lead" over other potential inductees like Pat Benatar and The Doobies.

Guns n Roses superfan Rick Dunsford hit the news a couple of months ago after he was stopped outside of a show in Witchita, and barred for life from ever seeing the band again. It stems from leaks of GnR material that he bought fair and square and swears he didn't leak. According to TMZ, the band had reimbursed him for the purchase, and has acknowledged that he might not have leaked anything, but has now threatened legal action anyway. I caught up with Rick in Texas this morning for the update.

Guns N Roses is now threatening to sue that superfan it banned from all future live shows, Neil Young announces two big screen concert films for 2020, Ticketmaster and Live Nation say concert ticket prices are too low, and the reunited Rage Against The Machine will headline Coachella.

Pete Townshend left the Quote Of The Day machine running, The Stones released a bunch if unreleased stuff from 50 years ago for a few hours on New Year's Eve, and Metallica's end-of-year Spotify numbers were pretty gargantuan.

Billboard's list of the Top 50 Rock tracks of the decade is disturbingly questionable, we talk about bands with lead singer changes performing songs originally done by the other singer, and Sharon Osbourne once fired Ozzy's assistant for not thinking their house going up in flames was funny enough.

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Pete Townshend BONUS Quote Of The Day as he claims The Who invented heavy metal, Joe Elliot says it's not important that Def Lep record new music, and an intriguing social media post by 4 Canadian bands has us speculating what it might mean.

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